Looking at Jubilee ads sweeping the nation
01 Jun 2012 | by Sara Kimberley
Mackersey Mr Kipling 'Jubilee celebrations' by JWT London Executive creative director: Russell ...
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The brand will this weekend (4 June) roll out a TV ad, by JWT London, using the new tagline "Man Fuel for Man Stuff". The comical clip depicts men as behaving like "superheroes" when carrying out simply everyday tasks, with a character carrying his entire supermarket shop from his car to the house ...
Mackersey Mr Kipling 'Jubilee celebrations' by JWT London Executive creative director: Russell ...
, by JWT London, show a young US girl and her father preparing a lemonade stand on their front lawn, with a ...
The lively atmosphere greeting visitors to JWT London's bar at the end of most working days might...been painted during Thompson's lifetime - he died in 1928 - it is really the work of a JWT art director ... -oil salesmen to marketing professionals. The man who set up JWT in 1896, having paid $500 for the agency ... advertising. JWT opened in London in 1899 and Thompson, an avid traveller, rarely returned from abroad without ...
The big news of the week is the surprise decision by JWT London to withdraw from the £110 million
James Whitehead apparently rather enjoyed dressing up as a dictator at the JWT party to celebrate
JWT to handle the BHS creative account. Grey London has also worked on projects for Arcadia brands ...
Tesco has picked the lucky contenders that will pitch for its £110 million ad account. JWT, TBWA
The activity was created by JWT London and takes the form of illustrations that tell the true stories of people who have been helped by Aspire. The three executions run across e-mail and target marketers. The work was created by Craig Hunt and James Humphreys, and illustrated by Ryan Andrews, Paul ...
of your own via Twitter. JWT's Russell Ramsey Tweeted that "they could do the ads this way". Cynic. ...
Welcome to the first incarnation of a new element in Campaign in which we invite experts to burrow beneath the surface of the catch-all that is "digital". Google, Isobar Mobile, JWT London, LBI and MBA share their insights on mobile.